SuperPro Triumph-Diff Cone Mt

The original rubber bushings in the forward differential mount, often called pinion mount bushings, are known to break down over time, especially with harder use. When these wear out, they allow too much movement in the rear differential, which you'll feel as a slower, sloppier response when you get on the gas or let off. As they get worse, you might also notice extra noise and vibration, particularly during those on-off throttle transitions. SuperPro's kit uses their specialized polyurethane material to replace those worn-out rubber parts. This upgrade helps keep the differential located more precisely, improving how your car handles under different conditions. Plus, these bushings are built to last much longer than the stock rubber, maintaining their performance without softening or degrading over time, all while keeping cabin comfort close to factory levels.